Xunodus
Operations engineering · For founders & COOs

Operations that run themselves.So your people don't have to.

Xunodus designs, builds and runs the AI agents, WhatsApp desks and automation pipelines behind growing companies — on infrastructure you own, handed over with the keys.

See the outcomes
  • Reply within one business day
  • Fixed-scope proposals
  • Your servers, your data
This week
Example deployment
126hours

returned to your team

WhatsApp conversations handled
1,284
Qualified and routed to CRM
312
Handed to a person
41
Median first reply38 s
Outcomes

Case studies. What we built, and what it changed.

Four systems we deploy again and again. Each one starts with a person doing work a system should do.

01 / 04

Representative outcomes from comparable engagements.

Capabilities

Four systems. One operating layer.

Each one ships on its own. Together they take the repetitive work out of selling, fulfilling and supporting.

01

WhatsApp agents that sell and support

Bilingual agents that qualify leads, take orders and resolve support — and know exactly when to hand over to a person.

  • 01Remembers context across the whole conversation
  • 02Native Arabic dialects and English
  • 03Clean hand-off to your team, with a summary
  • Evolution API
  • LangChain
  • n8n
  • Vector DB
Customer · 00:41

Is the black one still available in size 42?

Yes — two left in 42. Shall I reserve one and send you the payment link?

Yes please.

Done. It's held for 30 minutes — here's your secure payment link.

Reserved · payment link sent · 2.1 s
02

Workflow orchestration

Event-driven pipelines that connect your CRM, payments, ERP and storage — and repair themselves when something upstream fails.

  • 01Dead-letter queues: nothing is lost
  • 02Automatic retries and reconciliation
  • 03Alerts only when a person is needed
  • n8n
  • Docker
  • PostgreSQL
  • Redis
03

Lead scoring & routing

Every inquiry is enriched, scored and routed while it's still warm — so senior people only meet qualified buyers.

  • 01Enrichment from company domain and public data
  • 02Scoring matched to your sales criteria
  • 03CRM sync with a written summary
  • OpenAI / Claude
  • FastAPI
  • Webhooks
  • CRM APIs
04

Sovereign infrastructure

Everything runs in hardened containers on servers you control — no black-box SaaS holding your data or your margins.

  • 01Secrets isolated per environment
  • 02Cloudflare Zero Trust in front of every service
  • 03Health checks and automatic recovery
  • Docker Compose
  • Cloudflare Zero Trust
  • Nginx
  • Linux
Not sure which one you need?
Console

Watch an agent work. Then see what it did.

A scripted walkthrough of a production pattern: the conversation your customer sees, and the work the system does behind it.

Example business · WhatsApp
Scripted walkthrough
Conversation
What the system did

Waiting for a message…

Method

How an engagement runs. No surprises.

Four stages, a fixed scope and one accountable engineer from first call to production.

  1. 01Days 1–2

    Diagnose

    A 30-minute call, then a short audit of where hours and revenue leak. You get a written map of the bottleneck — useful even if we never work together.

  2. 02By day 5

    Architect

    A fixed-scope, fixed-price proposal: what we'll build, how it connects to your stack and what it will change for your team.

  3. 037–14 days

    Deploy

    Built in containers on your infrastructure, tested against real cases and rolled out alongside your team — not over them.

  4. 04Ongoing

    Operate

    Monitoring, tuning and a direct line to the engineer who built it. Or a clean hand-over with documentation and every key.

Principle 01

Your data never leaves infrastructure you control.

Principle 02

Automation should give people their time back — never replace their judgement.

Start

Bring us the bottleneck. We'll bring the architecture.

Describe the process that eats your team's week. You'll hear back from the engineer — not a sales rep — within one business day.

Message on WhatsApp
What happens next
  1. Within 24 hours
    A reply from the engineer, with first questions.
  2. Days 2–3
    A 30-minute architecture review call.
  3. Day 5
    A written, fixed-scope proposal.